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STFU! If they want to print up worthless promissory notes so can we... got a bill? IOU "A tender need not be kept good when it appears that it will not be accepted." Hossom v City of Long Beach (1948) 189 P. 2d 787, 83 C.A. 2d 745.
Note of the nature of UCC 3-603(b): "If tender of payment of an obligation to pay an instrument is made…and the tender is refused, there is discharge, to the extent of the amount of the tender…with respect to the obligation to which the tender relates."
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hey check out my uploads we can create our own LAWFUL MONEY...
GOOGLE HJR192... AND my uploads I called at the IRS about how to do the A4V...
GOOGLE United Nations Convention on International BILLS OF EXCHANGE, and International PROMISSORY NOTES... this is moronic dude if your seriously talking to a desk clerk about getting LAWFUL MONEY you obviously have no idea what the concept of LAW is it's ok... you'll figure it out someday dip shit.... its not a contract with the people its 1 w/ PERSONS
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my brother went somewheree (bank im guessing) and he cashed in 500 dollars and traded it for silver. is that what you guys were trying to do? cause it worked for him pretty easy
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@RP4409 And these days, they don't even print because digital digits are WAY cheaper/faster.
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I used to work at Kinkos and can counterfeit just like the best of yall...LMFAO...that statement made my day
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good video that made me laugh!
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@craigtheplague You are seeing the agenda in govt to have a separation of the money supply. One: public money = currency. Two: govt money = bonds. Currency can be limited by decree. Bonds can be printed in whatever amount the govt. declares necessary. You have correctly identified the govt.'s unlawful power of the money supply of the nation. This is what must end. Bond or currency, they must choose what is going to be lawful money and stand by it. IMO, the supreme court already decided this.
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cont - - redeem all U.S. Notes for gold as was done with the 'Demand Notes' of 1861. At any rate only 130k out of 300m were redeemed for Gold at the treasuries. It failed. People had more faith in the credit of the U.S. than they did solid GOLD! And rightfully so. Our economy and its potential is boundless, and should never be tied to a useless commodity. Silver is more useful than gold. I digress to Aesop's fable - The Miser and his Gold.
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All of you need to learn the definition of intrinsic and fiat. I am not going to post them for you, look them up. Quit using the words with an agenda to support gold and silver, they aren't the solution. The paper currency is lawful money. It was decided in the legal tender cases and upheld 3 times by the supreme court. U.S. Notes were FIAT (by govt. decree) and were debt free, and held more faith of the people than Gold. Look to the Resumption Act of 1875 when congress told the treasury to
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$100 bill is not money it is currency. Even if it were backed by gold the bill itself would not be money it would be representative money. Money must have intrinsic value. Obviously paper has very little intrinsic value. There is really boring reading you can do about Fiat Currency and how it is controlled. It is really boring because it is impossible to understand. Irrationality cannot be understood. FYI currency is printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, which is part of the Treasury.
Your videos are quite original and are fun to watch.
Have a nice day!
kaasvaag 7 months ago 8
@jenskotbob ....I get your point and yes you can buy groceries now but that does not guarantee you can buy the same tomorrow.
Its just a medium for exchange now because the Reserve has made it impossible for you to collect wealth due to their devaluing it on purpose. If you're happy just buying groceries (which will buy less and less by the day) then you're obviously easy to please and exactly the person they like :)
You can't print gold and silver which makes it a more difficult to manipulate
RP4409 5 months ago 6